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  • For The Love of Social Psychology: Theories and Theorists of Human Behavior

    For The Love of Social Psychology by Jost, John T.;

    Theories and Theorists of Human Behavior

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    Product details:

    • Publisher Academic Press
    • Date of Publication 1 June 2025

    • ISBN 9780128153710
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages225 pages
    • Size 229x151 mm
    • Language English
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    For the Love of Social Psychology: Theories and Theorists of Human Behavior examines the most exciting and important contributions to the study of human nature in the 20th and early 21st centuries. Focusing on thought leaders in social psychology today, author John Jost scrutinizes the theorists and their work. This is particularly important as the discipline faces a period of intense self-criticism and conflict over statistical methods and practices. The ideas of social and personality psychology, which may well constitute its greatest asset to society and to interdisciplinary scholarship, are at risk of being lost or abandoned. For the Love of Social Psychology is a critical component in understanding these various thinkers within the context of the discipline, and in providing an optimistic vision for students, theorists, and practitioners so they can fulfill their goals of bettering society through scientific means.




    • Summarizes major theorists and theories in social psych
    • Focuses on major findings in stereotypes, bias, social thoughts and behavior
    • Allows major theorists of today to frame questions and discoveries in the history of their specific areas over time
    • Discovers what social psych has offered the psych field and science generally in theory and discovery

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    Table of Contents:

    1. THEODOR W. ADORNO (1903-1969): The Fascist Potential in Human Personality
    2. GORDON ALLPORT (1897-1967): Stereotyping and Prejudice as Rationalizations for Inequality
    3. SILVAN TOMKINS (1911-1991): Ancient Origins of the Left-Right Dimension of Personality and Ideology
    4. MORTON DEUTSCH (1920-2017): Awakening the Sense of Social Injustice
    5. WILLIAM J. MCGUIRE (1925-2007): The Structure and Dynamics of Human Thought
    6. SERGE MOSCOVICI (1925-2014): The Grand Theorist of Social Representations
    7. ARIE W. KRUGLANSKI (1939-): Getting Closure on Conservatism, or the Politics of Epistemic Motivation
    8. GYÖRGY HUNYADY (1942-): A Social Psychologist behind the Iron Curtain
    9. DANNY BAR-TAL (1946-): The "Ethos of Conflict” in the Middle East
    10. MAHZARIN R. BANAJI (1956-): The Discovery of Implicit Bias

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